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EASA targets 2033 implementation of real-time takeoff performance monitoring

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EASA is proposing a system to monitor takeoff performance in real time, including aircraft parameter and position checks and ongoing supervision. The initiative would establish a regulatory and operational framework for detecting deviations during the critical takeoff phase, with implementation envisioned from 2033.

Discovered 2026-10-01T04:05:04.697082-07:00 | 2026-10-01T04:05:04.697082-07:00

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  • A 2033 implementation target gives airlines, aircraft manufacturers and avionics providers a long-term planning horizon for compliance, system design and fleet integration.
  • The proposed monitoring functions—parameter checks, position verification and real-time supervision—could create new requirements for flight-deck systems, data connectivity and operational procedures during takeoff.

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